*Smug face*

face tracking stuff is neat. Although starting to look more and more like a malestrom boy in the process.

Love the fast work on new features, expecially as a small game.

You definitely have my attention lately. We are an ambitious VR consulting and promotion agency in Japan, and I think many Japanese will be happy to see the new facial tracking in particular - not the least virtual human YouTubers. We have some nice 3D scans up on Tivoli, I wonder how they will look with your new material and lighting. They are photogrammetry scans of cultural artifacts here in Japan, as well as products - ceramics in this case. They don't look good in environments geared to support Quest, but very pretty on Tivoli.

Originally posted by hans in Japan:

You definitely have my attention lately. We are an ambitious VR consulting and promotion agency in Japan, and I think many Japanese will be happy to see the new facial tracking in particular - not the least virtual human YouTubers. We have some nice 3D scans up on Tivoli, I wonder how they will look with your new material and lighting. They are photogrammetry scans of cultural artifacts here in Japan, as well as products - ceramics in this case. They don't look good in environments geared to support Quest, but very pretty on Tivoli.

It's a bit hard to compare, but the transferring of materials will require some additional steps. Unless Tivoli stopped doing it, smoothness/roughness maps are almost inverted due to Unity's handling of the standard shader. Otherwise, asset porting is not complicated.

I LOVE IT THIS IS SO COOOOOOOOOL